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What type of map uses a collection of dots to represent phenomena?
What type of map uses a collection of dots to represent phenomena?
What is the term for imaginary east-west lines parallel to the Equator?
What is the term for imaginary east-west lines parallel to the Equator?
What is the term for the lines that circle the globe from north to south at 0 degrees?
What is the term for the lines that circle the globe from north to south at 0 degrees?
What is the technology that uses satellites above the Earth’s surface to find an exact location?
What is the technology that uses satellites above the Earth’s surface to find an exact location?
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What is the term for the address of a specific place, such as a street address?
What is the term for the address of a specific place, such as a street address?
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What is the reason why all maps are inaccurate?
What is the reason why all maps are inaccurate?
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What is the primary purpose of GPS technology?
What is the primary purpose of GPS technology?
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What is the main advantage of using a Mercator map projection?
What is the main advantage of using a Mercator map projection?
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What is the term for a point on the Earth's surface defined by its latitude and longitude?
What is the term for a point on the Earth's surface defined by its latitude and longitude?
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What is the process of displaying the curved Earth on a flat surface called?
What is the process of displaying the curved Earth on a flat surface called?
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What is the term for a location that can be identified by its unique set of geographic coordinates?
What is the term for a location that can be identified by its unique set of geographic coordinates?
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What is the study of the relationships between geographic phenomena and global economic systems called?
What is the study of the relationships between geographic phenomena and global economic systems called?
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What can be inferred about Brazil's population structure based on its population pyramid?
What can be inferred about Brazil's population structure based on its population pyramid?
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What contributes to the disparity between men and women in Qatar's population?
What contributes to the disparity between men and women in Qatar's population?
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What is unique about Japan's population pyramid?
What is unique about Japan's population pyramid?
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What is the primary reason for people from Latin America migrating to the United States of America?
What is the primary reason for people from Latin America migrating to the United States of America?
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What type of diffusion is represented by McDonald's adapting to local tastes in Canada?
What type of diffusion is represented by McDonald's adapting to local tastes in Canada?
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What type of migration is exemplified by Maya leaving Ukraine for the United States?
What type of migration is exemplified by Maya leaving Ukraine for the United States?
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Study Notes
Population Pyramids
- Brazil's population pyramid shows a high life expectancy and an increasing dependency ratio
- Qatar's population pyramid shows a disparity between men and women
- Japan's population pyramid shows that the elderly are the most significant population percentage
Migration
- Push factors are reasons people leave a place, and pull factors are reasons they move to a new place
- Maya leaving Ukraine for the United States is an example of emigration
- Job opportunities in the United States are a major pull factor for people from Latin America
Geography
- Latitude lines are imaginary east-west lines parallel to the Equator
- The Equator is an imaginary line that circles the globe horizontally at 0 degrees
- Longitude lines are imaginary lines that circle the globe from north to south
- A place's absolute location can be described with its street address
- GPS uses satellites to find an exact location
- All maps have some degree of distortion because they represent a 3D space on a 2D surface
- Different map projections can distort the size, shape, or orientation of features
Religion
- The Torah, Quran, and Bible are examples of holy texts
- Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are examples of monotheistic religions
- Hinduism is not a monotheistic religion
Diffusion
- McDonald's introducing poutine in Canada is an example of stimulus diffusion
- Hierarchical diffusion occurs when an innovation spreads from the top down
- Relocation diffusion occurs when people physically move to a new place
- Contagious diffusion occurs when an innovation spreads from person to person
Map Skills
- Identify bodies of water and continents on a map
- Identify countries on a map
- Different map projections can be used to represent different features
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Test your knowledge of geography with this quiz! Identify countries on a map, learn about different types of lines on a map, and more. Perfect for students and anyone interested in geography.
